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The Wisconsin state capitol building is a little hard to photograph. The building is shaped like a big X, with major streets bisecting the angle between the wings. In a photograph, this makes it hard (for me, at least) to figure out just what angle gives you a level horizon. No matter how I turn this, the photo looks tilted.
Completed in 1917 (a little late for the bulk of state capitols), this was the fifth building to house Wisconsin's government. The building is 284 feet tall, making it only three feet shorter than the U.S. capitol building in Washington. The dome is constructed of Vermont granite (because I guess they didn't realize that much of northern Wisconsin is granite) and is, according to Wisconsin, the largest granite dome in the world. The statue on the top supposedly has a badger on its head, though I didn't bring my camera with the superzoom, so I couldn't see that for myself.
Dr. Lee Ann Brady talks about improving case acceptance during the 2011 Jewel of the Great Lakes Wisconsin Dental Meeting in Madison, Wis.
A repost of an earlier photo. I accidentally deleted the last.
This is Pier Wisconsin, home of Discovery World and the Reiman Aquariums.
Part of my Milwaukee Set.
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Left to right: Dr. Bruce Barrette (Marinette), Rep. John Nygren (R-Marinette), Dr. Kurt Aschim and Martha Aschim (Marinette).
Reading the Horace White history bronze plaque.
See the house in background, with guy sitting on the porch? We went through that with idea of buying it, just because it was downtown and across from park. I'd have done it, but Suzie though the kitchen and stairs were a mess to work around.